Sorry.
I would like to know if there is some kind of template system for Trac
0.10.4.
I want this to create wiki pages with the same type of organization.
For example:
I would like to create a template to create a Use Case description,
with some defaults sections.
Another example is the
We've done this with hierarchical wiki names. For example you might have
wiki/Product wiki/Product/UserGuide and
wiki/Product/UserGuide/Section1. You can combine this with the TOCMacro (
http://trac-hacks.org/wiki/TocMacro) to get a powerful multi page view of
the content. All you do is specify
Hello. At the company I work at we are starting to use Trac for
keeping track of all the tasks we need to do. But we have a lot of
products and projects. We have been using Trac for a few months and
already our milestone and component list is getting large. I am here
to ask if it is possible to
-Original Message-
Is there anyway to accomplish this in Trac? Perhaps there is some sort
of mod or plugin that may accomplish this?
In either case, your only real option is to use a naming scheme like One /
Two.
If we want to implement this hierarchy into the Trac code ourself,
on Mon Feb 27 2006, John Hampton
pacopablo-h1wYaUIF4+1ZroRs9YW3xA-AT-public.gmane.org wrote:
Mark Rowe wrote:
The way mod_python is designed the database connections aren't able
to be shared between different Apache processes, and I think that
with separate databases per environment a new
David Abrahams wrote:
snip
I've been seeing this exact symptom using Postgres, multiple schemas in
one database
(http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracMultipleProjects/ComprehensiveSolution
in fact), and lighttpd on Trac-0.11 for about 6 months. It takes down
all the sites I run about every 48
I am trying to set some stuff up in my trac.ini but my changes aren't
being reflected on the wiki. I'm running 0.10.4. My trac.ini is
found in /var/www/localost/htdocs/trac/conf. Right now I only have
the following in it. I'm trying to keep it simple until I can see it
working.
[wiki]
Hi brett,
I am also exporting wiki pages to html using httrack, but its taking
long time and my question is can u tell me the difference between
combine wiki and httrack.
Thanks,
Praveen
On Apr 23, 5:40 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Brett wbranderson-at-gmail.com |TracMailingList| wrote:
-Original Message-
From: trac-users@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of praveen
Sent: Thursday, May 29, 2008 12:02 PM
To: Trac Users
Subject: [Trac] Re: Problem: Using CombineWiki to Export Wiki Pages
with Images
Hi brett,
I am also exporting wiki pages
Your trac.ini should have many lines in it, even if you haven't edited it.
What are the files/directories in /var/www/localhost/htdocs/trac? It should
have the standard trac files. On 0.12 that's: attachments, conf, db, htdocs,
log, plugins, README, templates, VERSION. Find that file and you
Hi Noah,
It is really confusing with the exporting. Now I installed webadmin
plugin and combinewiki plugin and changed trac.ini file in trac root
directory and restarted the trac but I couldnt fine pdf files. can you
please send me the steps of doing export process.
Thanks,
Praveen
On May 29,
I'm seeing error in the syslog on my Trac server (version 0.10.4)
running RHEL 4.6
May 29 15:49:23 cvs Trac[chrome] WARNING: File ticketdelete.js not found
in any of []
May 29 15:49:23 cvs Trac[main] WARNING: 404 Not Found (File
ticketdelete.js not found)
Any ideas on how to start the debugging
I'm trying to change the trac.ico to my own in trac 0.11 and I don't know where
/common is located. I tried putting my icon file in htdocs and changing the
name in trac.ini and that didn't work.
Anyone know where /common is?
Thanks,
Art Gorman
Art Gorman wrote:
I’m trying to change the trac.ico to my own in trac 0.11 and I don’t
know where /common is located. I tried putting my icon file in htdocs
and changing the name in trac.ini and that didn’t work.
Anyone know where /common is?
Thanks,
Art Gorman
I believe that
Ahh, what I was playing with isn't right. It was found somewhere else
on my drive. I think I've got it now, there are all kinds of settings
in it. When I make changes to this file, nothing happens either. I'm
just trying to turn off highlighting of missing pages, which according
to the
-On [20080529 07:28], Guy Rutenberg ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
url.rewrite = (
^/(.*)\.(.+)$ = $0,
^/infinitettt(.*/?)$ = /trac.fcgi/$0
)
In my setup I don't have a url.rewrite. But then again, I only host one
Trac.
--
Jeroen Ruigrok van der
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